They deserve it

They help to provide the necessary care in all fields of the nhs ,with consultants doctors and nurses even ancillary staff that necessary to keep our hospitals functioning properly and the demigods who seem to have sneaked in

We should show our appreciation for the dedication and sacrifices made by staff at this hospital particularly in the present pandemic by allowing them to go about their daily work without having to pay for the privilege.

To allow gay male couples access to fertility treatments through the NHS.

It's important because at the moment they don't have an understanding of how mental health affects everyone differently especially children & young people and I believe that they should have some training in mental health so that they have a better understanding of each case and how to deal with each case specifically and what help and support they can offer Families to help keep children & young people at home instead of not knowing how to deal with children & young people who suffer from mental health conditions and so they don't end up being placed away from Families which can have a negative affect on the children/young people.

As a carer it is hard to work 14-16 hour days all week and not get any type of recognition during this challenging time.

Without doctors or nurses we would be lost

There are millions of people in this country in groups 2-5 for Covid vaccine eligibility who have been prisoners in their own homes for ten months. If it means getting up at 3am for a vaccine to get one sooner I will gladly do it to be able to leave my house. Please support my right to do this along with millions of other people.

A lot of front line people especially the police are having to deal directly with the General Public without sufficient ppe. They have to work in a very close proximity to these people.

100s of workers are out in front line with general public with limited or no protection to carry out a service that is vital for transporting other key workers, we are not protected enough and deserve to be safe in our jobs

I work in mental health, but before I began doing so I was able to see the pernicious effects of the National Lottery when it began in 1994. National lotteries prey on the vulnerable and tickets are almost exclusively bought by poor people, to finance the kind of national initiatives that could be paid for by taxing the rich. My clients have dementia and many cannot remember having just bought one so they buy another. A common effect of buying scratchcards is to receive a small win that prompts people to return to the shop to get more. We now have an extremely dangerous health situation to deal with and I know for a fact that many people on benefits will be leaving the house purely for this reason. All sorts of organisations are selling the scratchcards, not just Camelot. However, I think banning their sale across the board could be a quick win. This is important.

Clapping was just a token gesture. However, awarding a fully funded paid extra 1 day annual holiday will show proper due recognition for their brave effort infighting Covid 19 and looking after the nations health.